An ORCA card as seen on an Android phone and Wear OS device. (Image via ORCA) Transit riders hopping on a bus or ferry across the Seattle area can now use
Did the switchover this morning & I will note that it also works if you have a RRFP (Regional Reduced Fare Permit). I’ve been using the My ORCA app on my phone since it first became publicly available, so having the card in digitized form is just icing on the cake for me. I’ll also add that there’s an option in Google Wallet to store your digital card in your Google account temporarily if you’re in the process of upgrading your device… it can be found by tapping the Details button at the top after tapping on the entry for your digital ORCA card.
Did the switchover this morning & I will note that it also works if you have a RRFP (Regional Reduced Fare Permit). I’ve been using the My ORCA app on my phone since it first became publicly available, so having the card in digitized form is just icing on the cake for me. I’ll also add that there’s an option in Google Wallet to store your digital card in your Google account temporarily if you’re in the process of upgrading your device… it can be found by tapping the Details button at the top after tapping on the entry for your digital ORCA card.